Macquarie University, Australia

Macquarie University was founded in 1964 and named after Governor-General Lachlan Macquarie, known as The Father of Australia. Its high quality teaching and research standards by the QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS eight projects 5-star certification, and for the Australian University Academic Rankings of the top 8. Macquarie University is one of Australia's most enterprising universities, which has always been known for its first-class teaching and innovative spirit, as Australia's first actuarial courses in the University of Macquarie University is not only to finance, actuarial, accounting, as represented by business subjects in the world, but also the world's leading university in the world. As the first university in Australia to offer an actuarial program, Macquarie University is not only renowned in the world for its business disciplines, including finance, actuarial science and accounting. In the humanities, the University's 31st place in the world in phonetics and 45th place in psychology is also a demonstration of its scientific research strength. The university is divided into three main faculties: the Faculty of Business, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Science and Technology. The main disciplines are Economics and Finance, Management, Education, Linguistics and Psychology, Humanities, Law, Sociology, Culture and Media, Laser Studies, Environment and Life Sciences, Information and Computer Science, etc., which are internationally renowned.